Games like Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy: first released 1987 by Square.

In the series: Final Fantasy (1987), Final Fantasy IV (1991), Final Fantasy VI (1994), Final Fantasy VII (1997), Final Fantasy X (2001), Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn (2013).

80 games inspired by Final Fantasy

• 3 Stars of Destiny: Retro JRPG sold through Aldorlea's own store.
• Ahriman's Prophecy: Free RPG Maker prequel to Aveyond, first released on the author's own site.
• Ara Fell: RPG Maker-built 16-bit style adventure, later Enhanced Edition.
• Asguaard: Retro JRPG with a demon-hunting hero.
• Aveyond 2: Ean's Quest: Second Aveyond JRPG-style adventure, first sold from Amaranth's site.
• Aveyond 3: Lord of Twilight: Episodic Aveyond sequel.
• Aveyond: Rhen's Quest: Shareware JRPG-style adventure first sold from Amaranth's site.
• Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden: Free parody JRPG shared only from the studio's own site.
• Before Crisis Remake: Fan remake of the Japan-only mobile Final Fantasy VII prequel.
• Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Short 8-bit JRPG parody of Dragon Quest-era games.
• Chained Echoes: Solo-developed 16-bit JRPG drawing on Chrono Trigger, Xenogears and Final Fantasy VI.
• Clad Generation: Small classic-style JRPG on itch.io.
• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33: French turn-based RPG openly inspired by Final Fantasy.
• Cris Tales: Colombian Kickstarter JRPG with time-split battles.
• Crystal Project: Solo-made open-world job-system RPG in the Final Fantasy V vein.
• Cthulhu Saves the World: 16-bit-style JRPG parody starring Cthulhu.
• Doraemon: Nobita's Final Fantasy: Obscure Japanese Final Fantasy fan game starring Doraemon characters.
• Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice: 16-bit sequel with on-map battles and monster capture.
• Dragon's Den II: The Terranic Empire: Tribute to Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy.
• Dragoon X Omega II (Final Fantasy ROM hack): The large-scale sequel to Dragoon X Omega, moved onto a modified Final Fantasy engine with a new world and story.
• Dungeon Monkey Eternal: Free tactical party dungeon crawler released on the author's GitHub.
• Edge of Eternity: Kickstarted French indie JRPG in the Final Fantasy mold.
• Fantasian Neo Dimension: Diorama JRPG by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi.
• ff1snes: Port of the NES Final Fantasy to the SNES from its disassembly.
• FFVII Dreamake (made in Dreams): Fan recreation of Final Fantasy VII's opening built inside Dreams on PS4.
• Final Fantasy 4: Job System (Final Fantasy IV ROM hack): Rebuilds Final Fantasy IV around 14 Final Fantasy V-style jobs that change stats, gear, spells, commands and battle sprites.
• Final Fantasy 6: A Complete Hack (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): Reworks Final Fantasy VI's sprites, script, bosses and equipment, with an optional hard mode.
• Final Fantasy Blackmoon Prophecy: Long RPG Maker 2003 fan game made as an homage to the SNES Final Fantasy games.
• Final Fantasy Blackmoon Prophecy Remake: Remake of the fan game Blackmoon Prophecy, planned at 40 to 60 hours.
• Final Fantasy C2 (Final Fantasy IV ROM hack): Loosely retells Final Fantasy II inside the Final Fantasy IV engine, with new side quests, summons, spells and items.
• Final Fantasy II-2: Genesis of the Dark Crystals: Fan-made sequel to the original Famicom Final Fantasy II.
• Final Fantasy IV Alter Destiny: Reimagining of Final Fantasy IV with an alternate storyline.
• Final Fantasy IV: Daughter of Darkness and Light (Final Fantasy IV ROM hack): Retells Final Fantasy IV with Rosa as the protagonist on a path to redemption after a different chain of events, built on Project II's restored content.
• Final Fantasy IV: The Darkness Within (Final Fantasy IV ROM hack): A new story for Final Fantasy IV with reordered events, side quests, new dialogue and rebalanced spells, summons and gear.
• Final Fantasy IV: Ultima (SNES ROM hack): ROM hack adding story events, quests, superbosses and hidden areas to Final Fantasy IV.
• Final Fantasy IV: Unprecedented Crisis (Final Fantasy IV ROM hack): Made by the author of the FF4kster editor to show what it can do: the story starts familiar, then branches into a new sequence of events.
• Final Fantasy IX Demake: 8-bit style browser demake that explores Alexandria.
• Final Fantasy Redux (Final Fantasy ROM hack): A remaster of the NES Final Fantasy with twelve starting jobs, a revamped magic system and broad rebalancing.
• Final Fantasy Restored (Final Fantasy ROM hack): A definitive rebuild of the NES Final Fantasy that restores cut content, fixes the original's broken spells and items and rebalances the whole game.
• Final Fantasy V: Ancient Cave (Final Fantasy V ROM hack): Turns Final Fantasy V into a randomized dungeon crawl modeled on Lufia II's Ancient Cave.
• Final Fantasy VI Disassembly: Full buildable disassembly of Final Fantasy VI, one of a series covering FF II to VI.
• Final Fantasy VI Tactics: World of Ruin (Final Fantasy Tactics ROM hack): Recreates the main battles of Final Fantasy VI's story as a strategy game on the Final Fantasy Tactics engine.
• Final Fantasy VI: A Soldier's Contingency (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): Expands Final Fantasy VI on top of the General Leo Edition with new monsters, equipment, battle themes and rebalanced combat that needs no grinding.
• Final Fantasy VI: Brave New World (SNES ROM hack): ROM hack that overhauls Final Fantasy VI's Espers, equipment and balance.
• Final Fantasy VI: Divergent Paths (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): Reworks Final Fantasy VI's story around its characters, giving General Leo his own arc as a playable hero plus a secret 16th character.
• Final Fantasy VI: Hope Eternal and Love Everlasting (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): Overhauls Final Fantasy VI with new enemies and items, tougher fights, a rewritten script and a more vivid palette, keeping the original maps and story beats.
• Final Fantasy VI: Return of the Dark Sorcerer (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): A brand-new game on the Final Fantasy VI engine, years in the making: new playable cast, new story, new maps and a custom soundtrack.
• Final Fantasy VI: T-Edition + EX (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): A popular Japanese expansion of Final Fantasy VI that keeps the story but adds side quests, new dungeons, super-bosses, alternate costumes and hundreds of music tracks from across the series.
• Final Fantasy VI: The Eternal Crystals (Final Fantasy VI ROM hack): Adds new music, sprites, espers and dungeons to Final Fantasy VI, with 15 playable characters.
• Final Fantasy VII (NES demake): Unlicensed Chinese Famicom demake of Final Fantasy VII, later fixed up by fan translators.
• Final Fantasy VII Reloaded (Unreal Engine 3 demo): Short first-person Unreal Engine 3 demo of Final Fantasy VII's opening.
• Final Fantasy VII Snowboarding (Fan Game): Fan recreation of the Final Fantasy VII snowboarding minigame.
• Final Fantasy VII: Jenova Corona: Browser fan sequel set two years after Final Fantasy VII.
• Final Fantasy XI Adventure (Fan Demake): Game Boy-style browser demake of Final Fantasy XI.
• Final Fantasy XI Braver: Retro offline single-player RPG of over 100 hours set in Vana'diel.
• Final Fantasy: Age of WarMECH (Final Fantasy ROM hack): A new story in which four friends flee their destroyed hometown, hunted by the superboss WarMECH, with new weapons, spells and items.
• Final Fantasy: Sky Warriors: NES-style fan prequel to the first Final Fantasy.
• Fortress of Hell: RPG Maker JRPG in Aldorlea's catalog.
• Grond's Final Fantasy (Final Fantasy ROM hack): An overhaul of the NES Final Fantasy with a New Game Plus mode, dual-wielding Ninjas and Monks, saving from the menu and every known bug fixed.
• Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass: RPG Maker dream adventure with EarthBound and Yume Nikki influences.
• Last Dream: RPG Maker JRPG capturing classic Final Fantasy, with touches of Ultima IV.
• Laxius Force: Long turn-based JRPG-style adventure sold as a direct download from Aldorlea's site.
• Laxius Force II: Second Laxius Force chapter, sold mainly from Aldorlea's own site.
• Laxius Force III: Conclusion of the Laxius Force trilogy.
• Laxius Soul: Seventh Laxius game, bought only through the BMT Micro cart on Aldorlea's site.
• Memoria: Community-rewritten engine for the PC Final Fantasy IX that fixes bugs and opens it to mods.
• Millennium: A New Hope: First of five episodic 16-bit-style RPGs about Marine; later also on Steam.
• OpenVIII: MonoGame reimplementation of Final Fantasy VIII.
• Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3: 16-bit-style JRPG continuation of the Penny Arcade series.
• Q-Gears: Open-source engine effort to run Final Fantasy VII data.
• Rise of the Third Power: Pixel-art JRPG pitched as a love letter to Final Fantasy VI.
• Shadows of Adam: Kickstarted 16-bit style RPG.
• The Book of Legends: Standalone 16-bit-style RPG Maker JRPG from Aldorlea.
• The Cruxis Sword: Traditional JRPG with a twist on the save-the-world story.
• Throne of Bones: Finale of the Throne series of 2D turn-based RPGs, sold direct from Aldorlea.
• Throne of Glass: Middle chapter of the Throne series, sold direct from Aldorlea.
• Throne of Shadows: First game of the Throne series, sold direct from Aldorlea.
• Undefeated: First official RPG Maker game ported from PC to mobile.
• Witch Hunt (Aldorlea): Retro 2D RPG about a witch whose boyfriend was turned into a chicken.
• xvibit (Final Fantasy XVI SNES demake): SNES-style demake of the Final Fantasy XVI demo.